Would love to hear your suggestions

I’ve been playing for a while now, but recently I started wondering how much the actual court impacts the game. I’m talking surface type, wall materials, even the lighting setup. I realized most of us focus on rackets, balls, and technique, but the court itself can totally change how a match feels. So, I went down the rabbit hole to see what makes a padel court “good” versus “great,” and wow… there’s a lot more to it than I thought

From what I’ve gathered, there are two main surface types:

• Artificial turf: Softer on the joints, requires brushing to keep the fibers upright and evenly spread the sand infill.
• Concrete or acrylic: Lower maintenance but can be harder on the body.

Key maintenance points seem to include:

• Cleaning glass walls regularly for visibility.
• Checking the net tension.
• Brushing and refilling sand if using turf.
• Ensuring drainage works properly to avoid water pooling.

Costs vary depending on climate and court usage. In humid or rainy areas, moss and algae can be an issue, while in dry regions, sand levels drop faster. I’m also curious about whether building a private padel court is worth it for a club or even a large backyard. I saw some prefab court kits on Alibaba, but I wonder if installation and upkeep make them a long-term commitment.